B. How does the income column changes as the number of costumer increases? Explain how you can use this relationship to calculate the income for any costumers.
B. As the costumer increases, the income and profit increases. So if more people come, the profit increases.
C. How does the total cost changes as the costumer increases?
C. As the costumer increases, the total cost increases because more bikes, foods, and camp ground has to be more rented.
D. What profit would be earned with 5, 10, 15 costumers?
D. 5 costumers make $350, and 10 costumers make $1250, and 25 costumers make $2850.
B. How does the income column changes as the number of costumer increases? Explain how you can use this relationship to calculate the income for any costumers.
B. As the costumer increases, the income and profit increases. So if more people come, the profit increases.
C. How does the total cost changes as the costumer increases?
C. As the costumer increases, the total cost increases because more bikes, foods, and camp ground has to be more rented.
D. What profit would be earned with 5, 10, 15 costumers?
D. 5 costumers make $350, and 10 costumers make $1250, and 25 costumers make $2850.